The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-03-12
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL NEWS

Darius White has repainted
his residence.
Ed Bishop has had his barber
sign repainted.
Il. w. Merrin, of GAINESVILLE
was in the city Tuesday.
j. b. Butin will start for Wis
consin on Monday next.
The Pence property on Walnut
street is undergoing repairs.
Read the Treasurers Poor fund
Notice in another column.
The "Owls" parade was headed
by Vice High Chief Davenport.
Court adjourned on Monday
morning until the 4th. of April.
Rev. David r.. Moore, was in
Jacksonville, Monday and Tuesday.
DIR. Farquhar will return on
Thursday and Friday, April Z, and
8.
Major John w. Free, of New
Lexington was in town Thursday
evening.
John Hoply editor of the
Bucyrus Journal was in Logan
Sunday.
Will Frasch went to New
York on Monday evening for two
weeks visit.
Read Guthrie's new advertise
ment, it will tell you something
you wish to know.
ID. A. Miller will accept thanks
for the reports of the Board Of
Public Works of Ohio.
IS. A. Kistler of Lancaster
made us friendly visit on We'd
nesday. Welcome Samuel.
Mrs. Ella Guiren, and Mrs
Elmer Golden, of Athens were
visitors to Logan this week.
Another change in Collins &
Moore's advertisement. Consult il
before making your spring pur
chases.
-Chas Keynes, who has beer
spending the past few weeks in
Columbus, returned on Saturday
evening.
Miss Sina Robinson, one O
Chillicothe's most charming young
ladies, is the guest of Mrs. H. X
Norris this week.
ID. M. Foreman, of Lancaster
O. is fitting up Slisher's Hall ant
will open new Photograph Gal
lery in few days.
The Logan Mfg. Co.'S. new
store room is built bald-headed or
the Walnut street side. For parti-
culars see building.
In another column A. G. Beer.
offers a valuable farm for sale
Persons desirous of purchasing
farm should see this.
w. n. Guthrie has increase,
his stock of Dry Goods, Groceries
Notions, etc., and now occupies TIN
whole of the Centennial Building
"A. Voris sold steel finge
boards to Marion Tp., They ar
snowy and attractive, and ar
something all the townships shoult
have.
ID. A. Miller, of this place ha
been reappointed Supt. of TIN
Hooking and Sub division No. 8 0
the Ohio Canal. The appointment
is good one.
-Abbey's Uncle Toms Cabin G.
showed here on Wednesday nigh
to a good house. The street parad
with two bands was very good an
drew quite crowd.
We were pleased to receive
friendly call from I. E. Williams Q
Carbonhill, on Wednesday. MI
w. is a rock-ribbed Democrat an
has been the efficient constable 9
Ward Tp., for two years.
Fred A. Rochester, who wen
to Des Moines, Iowa., some tim
since with, r. w. Chamberlain
Jeweler, has been welcomed bac'
to Logan. Whether his stay will
be permanent, or not has as ye
been undetermined.
The excursion canal boat Star
has been purchased by number {
gentlemen of our town, and will b
fitted up in good style for partie
picnics, entertainments, etc., at al
points along the canal, and tn
rates will be merely nominal.
-On Thursday evening last quit
number of young people gathere
at the home of Miss Mollie Zenne
to indulge in the pleasant pastim
of pulling taffy. Games of all kind
were in order, and an enjoyabl
time was had. The party brok
promptly at twelve and the guest
departed heartily thanking the
kind hostess for the pleasant ever
ing.